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Devi Bollywood Dance presents, Shakti: A Bollywood Dance Showcase

On Sunday, April 23, 2017 at 2:00pm at Shea’s Smith Theater, Devi Bollywood Dance presents, Shakti: A Bollywood Dance Showcase. The showcase is choreographed by Founder and Artistic Director, Gaitrie Subryan, and will include thirteen Bollywood pieces.

Shakti will be performed at Buffalo’s Shea’s Smith Theater

Devi Bollywood Dance has performed in a variety of local cultural, and dance art shows, and in April, Devi will be hosting her second showcase performance titled, Shakti: A Bollywood Dance Showcase.

Buffalo Rising: Art of Bollywood Dance

The following interview was conducted with Gaitrie Devi who has established Buffalo’s First Authentic Bollywood Dance Classes.

Winging It Buffalo: Dancing Bollywood Style

Half the battle when taking on a workout routine – is getting yourself up off the couch to do it! But Gaitrie Subryan from Devi Bollywood Dance is helping to change that, adding a healthy dose of fun to working out so that the urge to skip doesn’t happen.

UB The Spectrum: UB Goes Bollywood

Students can enrich their knowledge of Indian dance and culture through UB’s first Bollywood/Bhangra class, while earning academic credit, taught by UB alumna Gaitrie Subryan.

Buffalo Humanities Festival 2014

The University at Buffalo is allowing WNY communities to explore arts & culture with the first ever Humanities Festival this weekend. From authors and speakers to live dance performances and art, the Humanities Festival will explore a diverse range of culture.

The Buffalo Spree

I’ve never seen a Bollywood movie, and, even though a friend gave me some Bollywood dance DVDs about eight years ago, I’ve yet to try them. I might have remained in the dark forever had Gaitrie Devi Subryan not contacted Spree about establishing the first authentic Bollywood dance classes in the area.

TedXBuffalo October 2014: In Motion

TEDxBuffalo 2014, our fourth annual event, featured our fantastic speakers sharing their ideas “In Motion” with the audience. The day included the creator of a digital machinima opera, a Bollywood dancer and the brains behind the University Heights Tool Library, among many others.